Just before His death and resurrection, Jesus met with his disciples for the Passover meal. But before they ate, Jesus did something unforgettable, He washed their dirty feet. In this one simple act, Jesus reveals to us the most powerful tool of influence anyone or any organization has: the power of serving others.
One Another Research shows that it takes seven positive statements to counter one negative. We all know how a spirit of negativity can lead to discouragement and a lack of motivation. This can be especially true for a church. God has given the church one of the most potent tools in its relational toolkit – […]
Open Doors From ancient times this one practice has served to build community in ways few other practices have. Believers for centuries have used hospitality not only as a virtue, but as a means of demonstrating God’s love to others in tangible ways. In this message we look at the importance of hospitality, and how […]
United We Stand We begin a new, 4-part series Community Builders: The Habits That Make Us Better. In this opening message we will look at one of the most troubling dilemmas for the church – one in which limits its effectiveness and its mission. In Jesus’ final prayer before the cross, he places this issue […]